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GattaFish · 12-15-2010, 09:24 AM

I would expect nothing less in Sudan than I would in other radical middle eastern country and YES I include the Saudi's in that group too..

I have been to both Port Sudan and to Khartoum not to mention flew over the Darfur Region for weeks while it was being bombed and we never hear of half of what happens over there. Literally 2 weeks after the last time I was in D'jamena Chad islamic militants rolled into the capital and tried to overthrow the weak government.

I can guarantee you that there is far more oil in Sudan than has even been reported. Especially since it is a stones throw from Saudi Arabia and borders Chad. All have loads of oil. The red sea which really looks like the Caribbean will be loaded with oil rigs if the Saudi's ever run out.

It should be no surprise to anyone that islamic militants are also trying to infiltrate into the weak governments of poor uneducated countries with either new found or proven reserves to fund their everlasting dream of global jihad.

The large US special forces base in Djibouti which has grown in size is not just there for staging. It has been known for years that Africa is a hotbed for radical islamic militants and that the terrorist groups recruit heavily from that continent.

12-15-2010, 09:24 AM	#11
GattaFish Great White Scup Hunter iTrader: (0) Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: In the Corner... Posts: 2,251	I would expect nothing less in Sudan than I would in other radical middle eastern country and YES I include the Saudi's in that group too.. I have been to both Port Sudan and to Khartoum not to mention flew over the Darfur Region for weeks while it was being bombed and we never hear of half of what happens over there. Literally 2 weeks after the last time I was in D'jamena Chad islamic militants rolled into the capital and tried to overthrow the weak government. I can guarantee you that there is far more oil in Sudan than has even been reported. Especially since it is a stones throw from Saudi Arabia and borders Chad. All have loads of oil. The red sea which really looks like the Caribbean will be loaded with oil rigs if the Saudi's ever run out. It should be no surprise to anyone that islamic militants are also trying to infiltrate into the weak governments of poor uneducated countries with either new found or proven reserves to fund their everlasting dream of global jihad. The large US special forces base in Djibouti which has grown in size is not just there for staging. It has been known for years that Africa is a hotbed for radical islamic militants and that the terrorist groups recruit heavily from that continent.